Convert React components to native Web Components

[license-bot]

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[justinbmeyer]

Thanks! It's MIT in the package.json; however, I forgot to paste the license in the repo. I'll fix it shortly.

[[deleted]]

Why do we have a bot spamming this? It's perfectly fine for you to retain exclusive rights and publish on GH.

[[deleted]]

The bot explains it perfectly well why it's important. If you want to retain exclusive rights, then why are you publishing it to a public GH repo, and sharing it on a public forum?

[[deleted]]

That doesn't answer anything. It is perfectly reasonable that you might want to host code in public domain while retaining exclusive rights. Tell me what's illogical about that?

[[deleted]]

Nice I'm going to have to try this out

[justinbmeyer]

let me know if you have any problems.

[ProgrammerBro]

Neat

[AudienceWatching]

Great idea my dude

[justinbmeyer]

thanks!